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Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
The BulRarian Throne.

LONDON, July l3.--It is stated that the
Bulgarian deputation sent to inform
Prince Ferdinand Of his election as Prince
OF Bulgaria Is urging him to proceed to
Sofia, assume the throne to which he was
elected by the sobrauie, and confront the
Powers with the accomplished fact Of
his occupancy of the Bulgarian throne.
1t % stated at st. Petersburg that Tur.
key has approved the election Ct Prince
Ferdinand Of Saxe-l oburg as prince o
Bulgaria.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Getting Better.

Little Willie Abberger, the year
OLD boy who had his right Reg so bofri-
bly, crushed at Market street bridg on
Monday afternoon tnat II had to be am
putated above the knee, was doing even
better than could be expected this fore
noon, and there 10 now every reason 10
believe that he will recover. The little
fellow ia hsrc, and beurs his suffer
iBgs with q for,uLude which is remark
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Not Sentenced Yet.

It was reported last evening ths
Walter Bacoo, who plead guilty o
being drunk snd disorderly and insult
ing young ladies in the streets, had sp
pesrtd before tie court aud was zen
fenced to pay a ane Of $40 and costs
Inquiry OF Clerk Hylsnd this morning
showed that the report was incorrect
and that Bacon has not yet put In al
appearance.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

Philip O'Eeili hssaceep'si,
as salesman for Druaison 3 Poi
l02 AID 104 East Filth STREET
Vicar General +. j. Kelley II
ceea OF Savauns1, IS tie sussu'
j. Brennan.
The Wilmington Electric Lib
pany has declared a d!yideHid
per share.
Otley Vernon is having thebl
on his farm, nea; Mt, Clbs, b
by one OF cur Wilmington paint
For bad blood no remedy isa
DR.. Simms' Blood Pu:lief
Fourth and King, ~imInsu
Sold by dealers.
Miss Victoria Long5O'han,
keeper for William lswsolr 4
Mr.. william Ferris. j. sE!iS
keeper on the Morn!ng EeSa
An ice wagon belonging %
Spring Ice Company brose d
Fourth street between wang
French this morning.
Over sixty boarde;' a.s news
at the Brsndywipe Springs !
of eight young folks visited tls'
and took supper last evening
The "Masuro" horses ad,al'l
the News will be sold al pue.N|
! No. 4l9 Yves: Fourth street, 90
afternoon.
John Walthe- ADVERTISE tos. ~.
nj carriages at Stiiham . sae..' y
on Saturday morning th S"
charges for repairs :,
Martin Keogh IS ensaseOn u !.
+ betwe.n the traces OF The ~
Union street railway, anu VIII
tho work to Franklin Stres'
The Delaware Fire Con2aIy aH.
h tn have declared IN favor oil il' y
\ system, and the report tlaI w
| opposed to it was a iA'''aA'' :,
The 12 yesr old daughter q !,
Bell, No, 8 East Front slles'' |, |
ling severely from a hgui's ID ).
| kreceived on Tpestay Ssl'
| caused great loss Of hlco0 :,
A Free Metho1i1; canr Y,
mence at Linwoad. Pa, o. ,,
| Inst under the direction .o1 .. ,,
Itinue seven days. i,
The wilmington E.fc;i!c ! ,
Power Company BIDS nNi,., lsii
highly proftst 10, ss 0 aat, ui' 'r''
| cents per share has ai''sa''
1 clsied. ,....,,a
| Rev. DR.. Boo:he De, dstss,1di Sssuip
Interesting lecture !ast oFvu rhn,,
aware Aevnue Baptist oau' ,sir
MARK, before q tole!ap'' IL Il,
Edward Hisgin., one o. :, 's' p
cd cd be- here setol from a four l week. s,s, ',
lanta, Ga, with .0S'
lKeiley. - ,,o,e
| mans Pavilion, Brspdy"'1TPi r
on Saturday evening psaS 9s'osr d
mit,ine nv lady and gentleman tl ,aats' u
have been placed at 20 s.a5spc .s5,I
mem %ents ' can be had in abapa,s, ,1a's,
Colonel Samuel N; MaAdc,@ll a c,pl
Samuel Wood ane 90 ui,J ,or ths ?
marking out VIZ Da,ayals
encamp pment of the Ds'''
IGuarts. ,.o.bvte,ir
at Kennett Square. n Pa' eeorg' @
extend o call lo,,es to Rev; n. . J,
lMopmouih duDction'h hssn a SOC
Ipulpit, which mas WV
time. ,,oors,s Pap
Twill make their tn,fIs NJ Issstnrdsy
to Atlantic City on os,jne Zine Nil
traias tD to leave .Aa, Aag1'5;'ssso II 5.ss o'sI@
jmorpiug; tickets, -
t65 cents for children.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Mr, Uorbin Assaulted.

The New York World states that Mr.,
Austin CorbiD, the well known railway
magnate, Was assaulted and severely
beaten IN his office Tuesday afternoon
by Wolf Won Schierbrand,a reporter on
one of the New York afternoon papers.
The reporter has been engaged In
writing a series Of articles on life and
scenes at Coney Island, and Mr.. Corbin,
it is asserted, wrote to the reporter 4
employer that Won Schierbrand waf
writing up the Brighton Hetel at the
expense of the Manhattan, and had con
iessed that he bad been "dined and
wined" at the Brighton. The reporter
called on Mr.. Oorbin and demanded the
withdrawal of the charge, and the lAttel
declining the assault followed.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
General ho.sot; Drops Dead.

CHICAGO. Jnly l3.-9sueral Richard
Rowstt, on7 OF the best'known residents
Of southern Illinois, and II an whose
name is familiar in oil parts O. the
co 1ntry in come ction with the runajpR
turf and the breeding OF thoroughbred
hosses, dropped dead OF the Washing.
ton Park race track this morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Picnic.

The seventh annual picnic of the
Weccacos s T. Il Co, No. s, will cake
place at the Scheutzen Park on Sstut-
Day, the 30th inst Professor Rsybold's
orchestra has been engaged for the oe.
casion, ard D great deal Of enjoy ment
may be expected.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Sale of Machinery.

The Wilmington g. Northern Rail
road Company will teil at public sale
on Mondsy, the 25th inst trip ham
mers, steam pipes, pulley wheels and
other machinery belonging to the AL
fred Smith and Warner Axle Co.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Flour. Feed and Coal.

Drop In at Shevard's, n. w. oaz. 4th
and King, for bargains In flour. feed
and coal. I an offering an excellent
coal, in all sizes, Now IL the tt:ne to
place your orders for winter soppl1.
Rememb Der I Gusrsutee satisfaction in
quality. quantity, price and prompt De-
livery by cslesul drivers. Call 49. N.
W, cog. An and King
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Tho sultan WI Not sign

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 13,-The
Sultan persists in his refusal to sign
the convention with England in refer.
encs to Egypt in its present form, not.
withdrawing he is rgsntly advised to
Iatify 1t by both Germany and Italy.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
CulsiyniinH Music.

Anew nnsiaal organization. entitled
ths American Chorus Choir Advo.
,ateAssocia iattou, has just been orgsoized
TO promole the cultivation OF the class
OF music its rame denotes. A state
inent OF its chg cts eau he thtaineo,
gratis, by adGressiug the Gusic Teacher
period io.l published in Dalton, (aeor
klA,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
The Pope's Illness,

ROME, July 13.-The Pope is suffer
ing from Q slight stomachic affection
and from neuralgia. He esis little and
Graves iced drinks. Notwithstanding
his indispositiop, however, be work.
hard.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

The store at the corner OF Eighth and
Monroe streets, can be rented At q rea
sonsble rate by any one wishing to en-
gage in the grocery business.
The B. & o. barge In the course oil
completion at the Harlan & Hoilings'
worth works will be ready to launch In
the Aext ten days.
Soon after the Clyde left the pier OF
St Augustine on the up trip an infant
died In Its mothers lap. She thought
the trip would do II good.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
The lI,tpst On y ellie.

MY Nellle's mlnco pies are not fuli OF
fliee but are good for sore eyes, ana TO
are the Grand C-nual Oln'biDa House
prices. just think of It, 10 csnts for q
coat, and don't you forget 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

When baby WAS sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she WIG a Child, she cried for Castorts
When she became Miss, she Clung To Castoria
When she had Chiidren, she gave them Gas
toria.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Popular Excursion.

The excursion on Saturday. of the Select
knights of the A. o. U. w. of this city to
Bay Ridge, ON the Chesapeake Bay,prom
ises to be one of the events of the season.
The ride will be divided between railroad
and water, and no pains will be spared to
insure the comfort of every excursionisi'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
MARRIAGES.

aILLE spIE-sI NPS Nm the 1s:h
inst,, at the resIdcnce of Mr.. Joel V.
FREEMAN, ty mo REV. J. y. Biyan,
SimI SOD, both OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
THAT NOTE.

That $40 note which we
told you TO bring with you
made lots OF people happy
yesterday. 1t bugs a hand
some Serge or Cheviot Suit,
one that can't be bought
elsewhere for less than SIS
or SI8. The Seersucker,
Alpaca and Pongees are
leaving US rapidly. I5c. coats
most all gone.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

Mr., and Mrs. James 8. Watson have
returned from trip 10 Tolchester, Bal
timore, Cam bridge and other points OF
the peninsula.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
acr,oulturai Enh'D ", Il

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nsau uual exposition Of nd1sr' 'ns On IN s,g'' s
next, can be ,Sd GD,alpsai To- ainforn Il Is&1sI si%sI
regard to the ',,5 5alu'' he worth . ssp'iI.. u.
u1s.taieaiaIiy 1s eGDsn,Is as it can Dc
charge.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

For Carpets-Cranor x Co.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

The above properties are now
being sold on monthly pay
mcnts, cash and otherwise; are
all desirably located for rapid
and permanent improvement
'all on the most prominent
streets, and lines of the City
Passenger Railway, making
|homes on these lots more desi-
rable than in the thickly built
up portions of the city.
For plots, terms, etc, apply to
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

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Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

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The civil Service System

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The secre-
taries of the local civil boards at sew
eral of the larger cities, called here TO
confer with the Civil Service Commits
sion, with view to establishing uni
form system of examinations through
out the country, and TO exchange views
upon questions affecting the civil ser
vice system, concluded their confer
ence this afternoon. One of the most
important questions discussed was the
one of amending the present rules
so as to provide for the exam
ination and marking of papers
of applicants for positions any
where in customs or postal service by
the present central board OF eXamlna-
ton, located in Washington, enlarged
by permanent detail of one or more
efficient officers from each of the several
of the more important local offices In
the country. 1t is claimed that by tbs
system of examining papers, uni
formity in marking and, greater prompt
ness would be secured, and that it
would relieve the SYSTEM of all suspicion,
even of favoritism.
Mason, Secretary of the New York
postoffice board, and Donovan of the
Chicago Custom House, were appointed
q committee to present in writ
ing the views of the secretaries up
on this subject. The secretaries
favored raising the
minimum standard Got eligibility to
certifcation from sixty-fve to seventy
five except as to such places as required
special or technical qualifications.
They also favored a discontinuance of
the 45-year Ii imitation as to the age of
clerks in general, except in special
cases, and also to raise the minimum
imitation of the age of letter-carriers
rom 16 to 81. The commission will
soon place the matter before the
President for his approval.
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Tn e Sharp Trial.

New YORK, June 25.-Jacob Sharp,
this evening, in conversation said: IT
am very sick man, and it is question
which will last the longest, nv strength
or my trial. My family have been
urging me to consult physician, but
] have not yet consented, for fear his
prescriptions might make me so ILL
that l would not be able to attend
court. No, it isn't a change of
quarters from my house to this Jail
that has knocked me out. 1t is the
result of an illness that has been
steadily gathering strength for two
years. [ am suffering from an affee-
ton of the heart, kidney troubles and
diabetes
Judge Barrett tonight modified his
order, to the extent of allowing one
member of the prisoners family to re-
main with him in the Jail. In accord
ance with this, Mrs. Sharp shares his
confinement tonight.
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HIS LAST FEAT.
Steve Peer Ends His Career at
Niagara Falls.
DIFFICULTY WITH sMUGGLERs.
The National Gams-Apother Yacht
Rsce-The Uaily Horror
miscellaneous.
Down TO His Death.

NIAGARA FALLS, June 25.-Steve Peer.
local celebrity, who outdid Blondin in
daring feats around Niagara, and who
recently crossed Oh a FIVE eighths of an
inch cable, is dead. Ever since
he did his daring act be
has been drinking very heavily.
This evening about 7.30, Peer went out
unobserved with John Gillespie and a
stranger, and later was seen in the same
company near his rope. AS be
did not show up at $50, and
no trace of him could he
discovered elsewhere, it was concluded
he must Lave got ON his rope and fallen
from it, or tumbled over the bank, and
ropes and lanterns were procured anc
Peers brothers with another man.
lowered down and near the bot
tom incline found his lifeless
body badly cut around the head. The
body was raised TO the top of the preci-
pice by means of ropes. The general
belief is that he attempted to walk out
on the cable and lost his footing and fell
into the abyss below.
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The Queen Returns Her Thanks.

LONDON, June 25.-The Home Score
tary has received the following letter
from the Queen: ST am anxious to ex.
press to my people my warm thanks for
the kind-more than kind-reception
! met with going and returning
from westminster Abbey, with all
my children aud grandchildren.
The enthusiastic reception l met with
them as well as on all those eventfLl
days IN London, as well as at Wind :or,
on account of the Jubilee, touched me
most deeply. 1t has shown the Iabc T
and anxiety of fifty long years, twenty
two OF which were spent in untroubled
happiness. shared by my be-
loved husband, and while an
equal number were full of
sorrow and trials borne without his
sheltering arm and wise help, have
been appreciated by my people. This
feeling and sense of duty towards my
dear country and my subjects who are
so lnseparably bound up with
my life, will encourage me in
my task, often a very difficult, ardu-
Gus one, during the remainder of my
life. The wonderful order preserved on
this occasion and the good behavior of
the enormous multitude assembled,
merit my highest admiration.
That God may protect and abund-
antly bless my country is my fervent
prayer"
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In Desperate Straits.

GALVESTON, June ga dispatch
from Eagle Pass to the News says ::
Intelligence was received ..here at
a late hour last night, that
sanguinary conflict was in pro-
gress between the river guards and
smugglers, at a point fifteen miles
below PiedTa5 Negras, in Mexico. The
conflict is still in progress. A scouting
party OF river guards and police, num-
bering twenty-five men, surprised a
band of about twenty smugglers, well
armed, and with a cavalcade of
twenty pack mules. The smugglers
at once showed fight, and at the first
volley two of the guards fell dead. The
guards fell back and dispatched a
courier. for reinfOrcements. The
smuggleEs fell back toward the Rio
Grande, with the evident purpose of
crossing the river to the American side.
The smugglers in their re-
treat are keeping up a desul-
tory skirmish with the reinforced
guards, who ere pressing them in the
rear. A courier arrived in Piedras
Negras late this evening from the scene
of the action. and reports the fight still
in progress and one more guard killed.
The loss of the smugglers is not known.
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Matters in Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, via Galveston, June
25.-It is learned that the new treaty Of
commerce, friendship and navigation
between the Republics of France and
Mexico contain provisions for the settle
ment of the estates of deceased French
citizens n Mexico are greatly superior
to those enjoyed by the citizens of
other countries. The treaty has not yet
been published.
British subjects, residents here, sat
down to banquet in honor of the jubilee
of the Queen this evening. The British
minister was not present. That func
tionary will give grand reception of
his own in honor of the jubilee at an
early date.
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The Manager Acquitted.

SALINAS, June 25.-E, T. Nj. Simmons
charged with arson, it was alleged, hav-
ing set fire to the Hotel Del Monte TIL,
year, was this afternoon acquitted on
the first ballot. The Hotel Del Monte
was situated in Monterey, and was
the principal sum .er resort on
the coast. The str lcture cost
over 100000, anu W4s tot destroyed
by fire on the night of April lst last.
Suspicion rested on E. T. NJ. Simmons,
former manager of the hotel, as having
fired the building and he was arrested
on the charge of arson. The motives
alleged for the At wors revenge for his
removal aud q ucslre To conceal a
shortage in his accounts. The evidence
was purely circumstantiat and the
defense submitted the case without pro-
ducing witness.
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The Gould & Curry Fire.

VIRGINIA CITY, New, June 25.-Un-
availing efforts are repeatedly made to
rescue six miners remaining entombed
in the burning Gould e. Curry mine, in
which five miners lost their lives las
night. The fire was extingulshed abou
noon to-day, and the cage sent down,
but it was driven back after it had
reached the l, 900 foot level. Relays of
miners are tunneling through from the
to reach the place of the imprisoned
miners by noon tomorrow. The dam
age to the mine from fire is very slight.
1t is known that the imprisoned men
were alive at 2 O'Clock this morning,
which has oceasioned great energy on
the part of the relief party, holding out
the hope that the miners may be still
alive when the tunnel is completed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-26
Astonishing Success.

It is the duty of every person who
has used BoSchee's German Syrup to let
ITS wonderful qualities be known to
their friends in curing Consumption,
severe Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneu
monia, and in fact, all throat and lung
diseases. No person can use it without
immediate relief. Three doses will
relieve any case. and we consider it the
duty of all Druggists to recommend it
to the poor, dying consumptiVe, atleast
to try one bottle, as $4,000 dozen bottles
were sold last year. and no one case
where it failed was reported. Such a
medicine as the German Syrup cannot be
too widely known. Ask your druggist
about it. Sample bottles to try, sold at
10 cents. Regular size, IS cents. Sold
by all Druggists and Dealers, in the
United States and Canada.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-26
The National Cana

BALTIMORE, June 25.-Baltimore 8
Athletics 5.
New YORK, June 25. - Brooklyn 2,
Metropolitan
PITTsBURG, Pa, June 25.-Pittsburg 4,
Washington 5.
CHICAGO, June 25.-Chicago s, Boston
Z.
INDIANAPoLIs. June 25.-Indianapolis
IL, Philadelphia 5.
CINCINNATI. June 25.-Rain.
DETROIT, June 25.-Detroit 3, New
York 10.
CLEVELAND, June 25.-Cleveland O, st.
Louis 3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-26
The ELks.

DETROIT, June 25.-At to-day's SEES
sion of the Elks, suggestions on the
question of a new ritual were framed
and sent to the Grand Lodge. Resolu-
Uious were also adopted to form lodges
in towns regardless of population,
wherever good material may be found !;
also migratory grand lodge subject to
the approval of the Grand Lodge in New
York. The next convention will be
held in Cincinnati.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-26
Honest and Reliable,

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The Acting
Comptroller of the Currency has re-
ceived a telegram from Bank Examiner
Stursis. saying that affairs in Chicago
have resumed their normal condition.
and that the management of the Ameri
can Exchange National Bank is honest
and reliable. and its depositors ar e
well-protected.
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The Jubilee Race.

LONDON, June 25.-The Genesta, which
is leading in the jubilee yacht race,
passed Plymouth this morning. She
was making but slow progress, contend.
ing against dead head-wind and strong
tide.
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A. o. U. w.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 25.-The Su
preme Lodge of the Ancient Order OF
United Workmen. to-day adopted a
new ritual. Louisville, KY, was chosen
as the next place of meeting. A new
constitutions being considered and the
session has been extended until Tues
day.
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A Marble Quarry Wrecked.

CARSON, New, June 25.-The Mono
County Marble Quarry, sixty miles
from this city, was completely
destroyed by the recent earthquake.
The marble was broken up in cubes not
over a foot square. The ledge was
over five miles long and 400 feet wide,
containing fine grade marble ranging
over seventeen shades-from pure
white to black. The mine was valued
at 81 900, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-26
Another Yacht Race.

GLASGOW, June 25.-The yachts This
tie and freq started from Rothesav TO-
day on 50mile race. There was 8
brisk breeze at the time. The Thistle at
once took the lead.
The Thistle won the prize, covering
the course in hours, 6 minutes and as
seconds. The time OF the Irer was 4
hours Is minutes and 40 seconds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-26

Miscellaneous,

Deed-BaTgain and Sale.
Warranty Deed.
Quit-Claim Deed.
Trustees Deed.
Warranty Deed Against Grantor.
Mortgage.
Mortgage Long Form,
Chattel Mortgage.
Lease.
Official Bond.
Incorporation Bond.
Articles Of Incorporation,
Acknowledgements.
Protests.
Collectors Certificate of Sale of Res
Estate.
Sherif7s Sale.
Application for General License.
Application for Liquor License.
Bond for Liquor License.
Bond.
Petition for Letters of Administration.
Order Admitting VIII to Probats.
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The Market.

New YORK, June 25.-To day, coffee
had somewhat of reaction from last
nights depressed closing prices. The
market advanced 30 points for July.
which gave the scalpers and outsiders
considerable faith in it, so that better
prices are now looked for. Morton,
Weyl & Bevany, who got caught in the
drop last week, were reinstated on the
floor to-day.
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?. BEADING, Pa, June 25.-The Birks
v'-u'y grand jury, which has been in
I Lsst.ganng the frauds among tax col
mo- ,re,y1S' To-day returned bills of ipdict-
T.a I' against eleven collectors ali
Inc f,VI VII; citizens, for misappropriat-
o95; auu mIsusing public funds aggre
T ii'us |, 70 $4,000. About thirty others
'-' IN all probability, De indicted.
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New YORK General Markets.

New YORK, June 25.-Hops-Firm,
quiet; California. 1922. Coffee Sales,
ia 900 bags; spot, firm; Rio, firm, 17H;
options higher, fairly active; June, 1850;
July, Is. 35@15 80; August, 15.7O@16.O5;
September, 16.1O@16.4O; October, 1910
@i6.5O: November, 16 45@16.5O; Deem
Der, 1880 @ 1910 Sugar-Quiet, but
steady; refined, quiet. Copper-Quiet,
but steady. Tin-Steady.